Veteran’s Day Special: Vic the Vet, unseen for 50 years
Today is Veteran's Day and About Comics publisher Nat Gertler wrote to let us know about a book he just put out that's pretty appropriate...
Here’s the New Jersey Comics Expo programming slate with Kubert School 40th Anniversary and...
Next weekend it's the New Jersey Comic Expo in Edison, NJ, a moderate sized but highly enjoyable show with a fantastic guest list that includes Colleen...
Vertigo Teases SHERIFF OF BABYLON’s Return
This morning, DC Comics sent out a cryptic email asking audiences to "STAY TUNED." It came along with the image below advertising season two...
Ron Wimberly’s ‘Black History in Its Own Words’ is coming in February
With his deluxe edition of Prince of Cats just out, Ron Wimberly is coming back to Image with BLACK HISTORY IN ITS OWN WORDS, a...
11/9: It was always going to be a fight
Like the rest of the world (including Donald Trump, I'm sure), I'm a bit stunned and shocked by the change in direction for our...
Don’t expect Nick Spencer and Jim Steranko to collaborate ay time soon
Today is Voting Day! In 24 hours or so our long national hellection ENDS and a new era of constant paranoia, hate and fear mongering from...
Marvel adds four more #1.MU Monsters Unleashed tie-ins
Marvel Monsters Unleashed event doesn't kick off until next year, but they are "unleashing" many variants and spin-offs and what not, including four new tie-ins cleverly...
Review – Revenger by Charles Forsman: Action, Style & Depth
Action movies is an interesting genre, filled with their own set of charms and quirks. I like their blends of reality with dreamlike qualities. There’s so many fantastic action movies that manages to take their ridiculous premise as seriously as possible and make an earnest film out of it. The results are often fantastic.
2016 Joe Shuster Award winners announced: Lemire, Skroce, Tamaki and more
The winners of the 2016 Joe Shuster Awards were announced last night at the Forest City Comic Con in London, ON.
The awards are presented...
Wizard World sues Stephen Shamus for $1 million, but who are the 10 ‘John...
Say it ain't so, Norman Reedus. Last week convention company Wizard World fired their Chief Marketing Officer Stephen Shamus, and they filed suit against him. The suit alleges that Shamus used his position to obtain more than $1 million worth of signed memorabilia and collectibles from Wizard World guests which he then sold. A sweet set-up for some extra cash, if true.
Ms Marvel says VOTE!
Have you been paying attention to the upcoming election? Crazy huh? Can we possibly survive the next four days without blowing our brains out?...
Is SDCC launching a San Francisco Comic-Con?
It seems that comics may be making a comeback in the Bay Area? Yesterday we had the happy news that the Cartoon Art Museum...
